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'Interior in Antwerp'. Oil on canvas. Signed and inscription lower right corner. Provenance: Childs Gallery, Boston; Mongerson & Winderlich, Chicago. Note: Leaving the States In 1866 Copland went to Antwerp to study at the Royal Academy, where he may have met fellow American artists such as Frank Millet, who, along with Frederick Porter Vinton, was said to be among his friends. While in Antwerp, Copeland copied paintings by Peter Paul Rubens and made studies of the interiors of buildings and churches. Copeland returned to Boston about 1872. Property from the Estate of Bertha Saunders, Briarcliff Manor, NY. Dimensions: 24" h x 28.75" w. Frame: 28.50" h x 33.25" w.